Schofield, Latrese Davis

Tenure Summary

GPS’s death-attribution data list eight deaths attributed to Schofield’s facility-leader tenure, all at Metro Reentry Facility. The profile contains no lawsuits naming Schofield as a defendant and no news mentions. Facility intel logs separately document a January 2026 death and GDC Office of Professional Standards investigation involving Silas Westbrook.

What happened on their watch

DeKalb County Medical Examiner case records cited in the death notes describe natural manners and serious preexisting disease for five of the eight. Whitfield’s note lists metastatic stage-4 lung cancer under hospice and states he was found unresponsive around 3:50 a.m. in a medical bed; the note also states hospice care was provided without an onsite nurse. Beavers’ note lists a cardiac cause with end-stage renal disease on dialysis, congestive heart failure, metastatic lung cancer, and hypertension. Mott’s note lists pulmonary embolism or blood clots with DVT, COPD, and Hepatitis C; cellmates reported he had not been compliant with medications for about two weeks and could not walk to the dining area without losing his breath. Corbin’s note lists a cardiac cause with uncontrolled diabetes mellitus, congestive heart failure, and chronic kidney disease; it states he was wheelchair-bound after a below-knee amputation, discharged from Wellstar Spalding to the facility infirmary on October 18, and dead on October 23. Johnson’s note lists a cardiac cause with a history of strokes, pacemaker, chronic kidney disease, diabetes, and hypertension, and says the GBI cause determination was pending; he had recently transferred from Phoebe Putney in Albany. For Pierce, Hunt, and Woods, the death-sample notes are null; GPS records assign cause category 6.

During the same tenure, facility intel logs record that Silas Westbrook died at Metro Reentry Facility on January 17, 2026, after transfer from Washington State Prison following a disturbance; the logs state he suffered a medical emergency upon arrival and was pronounced deceased. Entries dated January 21 and 22, 2026 state his body was turned over to the county coroner and taken to the GBI Crime Lab, and that the GDC Office of Professional Standards was investigating the death, described in the log titles as the fourth inmate death. Westbrook is not among the eight decedents in Schofield’s structured death-attribution list.

Sources

• GPS personnel and death-attribution records for Latrese Davis Schofield
• DeKalb County Medical Examiner case records cited in GPS death notes: 25-1748, 25-1775, 25-1824, 25-1843, 26-0002
• GDC Office of Professional Standards / GBI Crime Lab facility intel log entries, Metro Reentry Facility, January 2026

Synthesized by GPS Intelligence System on Aug 16, 2026 from positions, attributed deaths, lawsuits, intel reports, and news mentions in the public corpus. The supporting data tables follow below.